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Optoisolator Transistor Output 5000Vrms 1 Channel 4-SMD

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Optoisolator Transistor Output 5000Vrms 1 Channel 4-SMD

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Optoisolator Transistor Output 5000Vrms 1 Channel 4-SMD

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1. PS2561L2-1-V-A Substitution Conclusion The substitution is generally viable, though attention must be paid to the difference in Current Transfer Ratio (CTR) range. The PS2561L2-1-V-A is identical to the original part in key parameters such as isolation voltage, output current, package, and switching speed. Its maximum forward current (80 mA) is even superior to the original's (40 mA), offering greater design margin. The primary discrepancy lies in its CTR range, which is specified as 80%-400% compared to the original's 100%-200%. This results in a lower minimum and a higher maximum CTR. Consequently, for the same input current, the minimum possible output current is lower, which could potentially lead to insufficient drive capability under certain marginal conditions. Conversely, the maximum possible output current is higher, which may cause deeper saturation and a slight variation in switching speed. Provided the target circuit can accommodate this wider CTR range, particularly the lower minimum, this part can serve as a direct replacement and offers improved robustness on the drive side.
2. FOD817AS Substitution Conclusion The substitution is conditionally viable, with the core limitation being its output voltage capability. The FOD817AS is compatible with the original part in basic functions such as channel count, isolation voltage, and package. Its CTR range (80%-160%) overlaps with the original's and shares the same lower limit, and its Vce(sat) (200mV) is superior. Two key differences exist: First, its maximum collector-emitter voltage rating is 70V, which is lower than the original part's 80V. This means there is a risk of breakdown if the circuit's operating voltage or the reverse voltage it withstands is close to or exceeds 70V. Second, its typical forward voltage is slightly higher (1.2V vs. 1.17V), though this impact is negligible. Feasibility of the substitution strictly depends on the output voltage operating conditions in the original application circuit. It can only be used after confirming that the actual Vce voltage remains significantly below 70V at all times.
Analysis ID: EA59-E30E000
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